Consider the following ball-and-stick model of a molecule (black = C, gray/white = H, red O, and blue = N). Draw the line structure of this ball-and-stick model using dash-wedge notation, including all hydrogen atoms. =

Consider the following ball-and-stick model of a molecule (black = C, gray/white = H, red O, and blue = N). Draw the line structure of this ball-and-stick model using dash-wedge notation, including all hydrogen atoms. =

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O, and blue = N).
Draw the line structure of this ball-and-stick model using dash-wedge notation, including
all hydrogen atoms.
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